PADI 5-Star IDC Established 1995
Ras Mohammed National Park Dive Sites
Ras Mohammed National Park Dive Sites
Shark & Yolanda Reef
One of the most iconic and thrilling dives in the Red Sea, known for its dramatic topography, rich marine life, and strong currents.
Depth & Type:
5–40+ meters – Wall dive, drift, wreck, blue water, coral reef
Highlights:
- Vertical walls dropping into the deep blue
- Strong currents for exhilarating drift dives
- The scattered remains of the Yolanda wreck (toilets, bathtubs, and cargo)
- Sweeping views of coral gardens and massive gorgonians
- Often dived from Shark to Yolanda Reef, ending at the wreck site
What You Might See:
Barracudas, jacks, tuna
Napoleon wrasse, groupers
Large schools of snappers and batfish
Grey reef sharks in summer
Perfect For:
Experienced divers
Drift diving
Big fish encounters
Underwater photography
Ras Ghozlani
A peaceful and colorful dive site located at the northern edge of the park, known for pristine corals and gentle conditions.
Depth & Type:
5–25 meters – Reef plateau, coral garden, drift dive
Highlights:
- Lush coral formations with exceptional visibility
- Large patches of table and staghorn corals
- Gradual sloping reef ideal for long, relaxed dives
- Often used as an entry point for drift dives toward Marsa Bareika
What You Might See:
Anthias, butterflyfish, and parrotfish
Bluespotted stingrays
Turtles resting on the reef
Occasional pelagics in the blue
Perfect For:
Beginner to advanced divers
Drift diving
Underwater photography
Long, scenic dives
Jackfish Alley
A dynamic and scenic dive site known for its dramatic swim-throughs and vibrant marine life.
Depth & Type:
5–30 meters – Drift dive, cave swim-throughs, coral garden, reef wall
Highlights:
- Two iconic swim-throughs at 5 and 15 meters
- Sandy plateau teeming with bluespotted rays
- Vibrant coral formations along the reef edge
- Frequent drift dives with changing currents
What You Might See:
Jackfish, tuna, and trevallies cruising the blue
Glassfish, lionfish, and scorpionfish near the pinnacle
Occasional sightings of white-tip reef sharks
Parrotfish and wrasses in the coral garden
Perfect For:
Intermediate to advanced divers
Drift and swim-through enthusiasts
Underwater photographers
Adventure divers seeking variety in one dive
Eel Garden
A tranquil dive site famous for its massive colony of garden eels gently swaying in the sandy seabed.
Depth & Type:
5–30 meters – Sandy slope, coral garden, wall dive, drift
Highlights:
- Wide sandy area covered in thousands of garden eels
- Sloping reef edge with colorful coral heads
- Sheltered from strong currents, but drift possible when conditions align
- Soft and hard coral growth along the drop-off
What You Might See:
Garden eels (of course!)
Bluespotted stingrays and goatfish on the sand
Butterflyfish, angelfish, and anthias around coral heads
Scorpionfish, nudibranchs, and pipefish for macro lovers
Perfect For:
All experience levels
Macro photography
Calm, scenic dives
Natural behavior observation of marine life
Shark Observatory
A dramatic wall dive known for breathtaking drop-offs and strong currents that attract pelagic species.
Depth & Type:
15–50+ meters – Wall dive, drift, big blue, pelagic action
Highlights:
- Sheer vertical wall plunging into the abyss
- Strong currents ideal for advanced drift dives
- Vantage point for spotting large marine life cruising in the blue
- Stunning visibility and vibrant soft corals clinging to the wall
What You Might See:
Schooling jacks and trevallies
Napoleon wrasse and barracuda
White-tip reef sharks and possibly hammerheads
Tuna, eagle rays, and big-eye trevallies
Perfect For:
Advanced divers
Drift dive enthusiasts
Pelagic spotting
Underwater photography (wide angle)
Ras Za'tar
Located in the northern part of Ras Mohammed National Park, Ras Za’tar offers divers an exhilarating experience with its unique underwater topography and vibrant marine life. Known for its beautiful coral gardens and dramatic drop-offs, it’s one of the most iconic sites in the area.
Depth & Type:
10–30 meters – Wall dive, drift dive, coral gardens
Highlights:
- Steep coral wall starting from 10 meters
- Stunning coral gardens with vibrant hard and soft corals
- Frequent drift dives, especially when the current is strong
- Exceptional visibility and calm waters, offering perfect conditions for underwater exploration
What You Might See:
Large schools of jacks and snappers
Napoleon wrasse and grouper
Moray eels, lionfish, and scorpionfish
Occasional sightings of reef sharks, tuna, and manta rays
Perfect For:
Intermediate to experienced divers
Drift diving and advanced underwater photography
Exploring unique underwater landscapes
Marine life enthusiasts looking for a diverse range of species
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After confirming your booking and arriving in Sharm El Sheikh, we provide a free transfer from your hotel to our center and back.
This allows you to check the equipment, discuss the details, and complete the payment.
We recommend booking as early as possible to secure your preferred date, especially during peak seasons.
However, we also accept last-minute bookings, depending on availability.
Contact us anytime to check for open slots!
We offer a door-to-door pick-up service from any hotel in Sharm El Sheikh.
El Kheima Beach, Old Market, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.
